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Kinlough A.C.W.
KINLOUGH NEWS
Mrs. Jim Smith was hostess
for the meeting of the Anglican •
Church .Women on Thursday , , .1• t
afternoon. The president rs;
Gertrude Walsh Opened the—
meetirig witha prayer and ail
joined in singing the hymn "O•
God pur help in ages past"
'fol-
lowed: by prayer.'
Mrs. Roy Schneller .read psalm
19 for' the scripture lesson. Miss.
'May Boyle gave the New Year's
,meditation, Mrs. Midfor•d Wall
readthe •correspondence which
was dealt with. The Word for
the roll -call was ."Faith." . Mem-
bers expressed thanks for get
well cards sent from, the Christ- •.
' mas meeting; Mrs Walsh was .
appointed to:.purchase a suitable.
wardrobe for the 'choir vestments.
Ladies taking part in the ,
program 'were: Mrs, Odendahl,
"The, New, Year"; Miss May'
Boyle, "This year's wish";'Mrs .•.
Russell-: Hewitt , "My New- Year's
prayer"; . Mrs.': Roy Schneller ,
"Three gifts. we need" ,'content-
`. Me=
ontent-`net , fa- thTand_eace that pass -
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eth all understanding; Mrs.
Midford Wall, "Hope,: faith and
• lov:e"; Mrs. Art Haldenby, "the
'ye'ars beginnning; Miss Edna Boyle,,
"A recipe.for:a happy New Year'
Mrs. Walsh:,.."I know;not dear
Lord"
'Mrs. Jim Smith read a current
article from a:local paper which
proved thereal 'joy. of .giving •'
and -receiving. Following a '
hymn, RevR. 'Odendahl 'closed
:the meeting; with prayer.
,' A' delicious lunch was•served
•by•the hostess: • Mrs.'.Midford
Wall :gave; the courtesy remarks.
Annual• Meeting
At Olivet Church
OLIVET NEWS'•
The'Jn ted QChnr-ch knriu-al•.
Meeting -was held on :Sunday
evening in the church. Sandy
MacCharles was.•appointed secret-
ary and Reverend George Ball
chairman. .
The session was, unchanged,,
also the manse committee, Mrs,. •
Walter. Black was theretiring.
member of the, board .of stewards
and was. replaced by.Mts•. 'Robert
'Osborne. Robert' Osborne is •
convener of the ushers 'and David
Black, Jim Black and Ronnie
M.CGuiret were 'named as assist-
,ants.•
It' was decided..to .continue the
"joint `services" as.we have been
doing for the past three months.
Last fall vie.tried having the' • .
church- and•Sunday school worship
together; till after. the childrens
hymn then the church school
'clan stpd'ied in their •own
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cl , while the sermun was
given: a,s`a. liib1e-c-1ass-lessen-
the adults'and teen age members:
It was an adventure in .pone `room
church but it has worked oit• very
LUCKNOW: 'ONTARIO
No.:Rive! UC1/.
WEDNESDAY, 'JANUARY 21st, .1010
AMBERLEY • •NEWS
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The January .ngumeetof >► in�'
River•United Church, Women met
at noon on Tuesday, January
twelfth in the Sunday School
room of Pine .River United CI:.rC r:
After grace wassung twenty.
eight tJ. C . W , members,e n),oyed
a delicious dinner .
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Following the dinner, the
rrieetinwas opened by th4 •Pre:-.
rent , 'Mrs,. ,Perrin Lowry who
read a paean on "Helpin •t ers .
Items oibusiness were discus-
• sed and was. 'followed with the
treasurers report prepared by. \e-rs
:Donald Courtney and read .by
Mrs. Robert Courtney.. ' The
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
.Leonard Reid read cards of.
thanks.. After a.hymn the
scripture reading was given by:
Mrs Carrick Coiling, A reading
on "A Thought :for the New ;Year`•.
bras given by Mrs., Mervin a'
Funston. We rnust find the right
road to happiness in a worthy
destination in life.. •True happi-
ness is in giving Of ourselves. and•
.being rich in service toward s God.
A reading given•by Mrs°. Elmer
Smeltzer was followed with a
hymn and • the benediction.,
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A .stewardship committee' . .
was appointed namely Harry,
Scott , Robert Osborne , Mrs. •Herb
Clayton a.nd•Sagdy :MacCharles, °
to'study.the new plan whereby
we can designate up''tohalf the
Missionary givings =to. certain
projects.•
Repbrts from all departments•
of the church. were heard. and
were encouraging. • .
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EXPLORERS
The Dungannon Exploiersreld
their•12th meeting withal'
members present.* We started
with the opening exercises, lowed by by a. craft. '•
Mrs. ,McClenaghan donated
plaques to the Explorers,
which .were enjoyed very much:
The next rneeting.•wi11 be
January .20:
veal production
leadership in
nutrition
•
continuous
research
•
management
skills
•
growing animal
health service
WANT TO MAKE 40%
ON AN INVESTMENT?
Investigate the profit yield obtained with
a Shur -Gain veal program.
111 Church Services
:NGLICAN
CHURCH _
Lucknow
resbyterian Church
LUCKNOW : AREA PARISH
The Rev. R: Odendahl
Rector .
• ' ' JANUARY 2501,.
Septvageslma
St. Paul's, Ripley.--- 9:30 a.m.
Ascension, Kinlough 11 a.m.
St.• Peters, "Lucknow ..- 1:30 pm:
Church School x,10:15 a.m.
St. Pauls, Dungannon. -- 3 p.m.
Alternating with Christ Church,
Port' Albert •
'Invest in those unwanted bull calves. Put
them on a 10-12 week veal program with
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'.LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN..
REFORMED.
CHURCH':
J W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor. '
Services::
10:00 a.m. (English)' •.
—21-90-p: nr(Butch-tad-aa
5th Sundays)
VISITORS WELCOME
buy a couple of hundred pounds to ;put on a
180-200. pound•_..gain. Get top market , p
: rice for
choice veal grades that can, return as much as
40%' returnover feed and-calf=costs- • ° s
Shur -Gain Vealer'protects 'your investment
too, with the: ro Pe r levels• of antibiotics' to
proper'
fight scours and atress— problems.
Come in and get your .free feeding .program . •
and a Vealer Performance Chart. Prove to
yourself how Shur -Gain Vealer is the moat
pro
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avai a
i
e or
•.
ea a r. • • uc ion.
Products.. Lirnited
LIR-KNOW' PHUNE 528-2026
.v a•.:u.a.a o.Nnr,Nb�
•9 N�y�u.,1 t0.,
o.P•.vWq ,nN Y'R: N:' a o .
Rev. , Glenn Noble, B.A:,. B
• ;Minister • . .
Phone 528-2740
JANUARY'25th
• .10:00 a.m. Sunday scpoot
11:00 Alm. Morning Service
Thursday, January 22nd,
Annual Meeting
8:00 p.m.
LUCKNQW:_
JNITED HURL+
Rev. Robert. Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
jANUARY 25th
10.00: a.m. Sunday,'School
11:00 a.m..Morning Worship
12 noon Picnic 'lunch • followedhy
Annual, Meeting.
4:00 p.m. Teen Confirmation
cast, "The Back .To God `Hour",.
every 'Sunday: CJCS (Stratford)
, 2:00 p.m.; CFOS (Owen
Sound)
POINT TO PONDER.: °
,Not` what you. possess but wha
'ou wwhat you have, . de-
termdoines youithr true worth.
_Thomas de,"
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langside Church HoIdsAnnual
•LANGSIDE NEWS`.
At the annual meeting of '
Lan,gside'Presbyterian Church
Re`w E. R, Hawkes, the interim -
moderator for Langside , opened
the meeting'wi'th Scripture and
for the:meeting and Mrs, Gordon
�Ja1J secretary. The minutes'of
the last meeting were read w.
..and approved
The sessiort-'report showed a °.
membership 61 '49 at the end -cif
the year. Four ,membets were
•removed from toll by Certificate
� Oone by 'death, •
Rei 11awkes offered prayer in• •
nieniory,:of deceascd,ineni:ber.;
pinalle al reports of all
organizations of the church we e,
reviewed . The :budget allocation
Qf $3OU, 00 was reached. t111,
reports were accepted as printid:
Simon deBoer was nar l(
uv rv,re•LN
Schon•. Bill.Moffat had het .• in
this office forseveraa years
Jim Young and Bole i3re,gr.°Jfl
wete.-e relented toshe Board of
Managers, Grahani Moffat was
the other retiring mertihe:r Kind'
regi ested not 'be be "re =e lcc tL•d
Mrs, .Jirti Young Was:nani t.1 +s •
the 'new manager . • •
Mrs,' Boob Bte,gmari and fq.M'Qrt
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